Here you will find links to our student’s final projects.
J-School Summer 2022
Critical Habitats in Question
By Jessie Blaeser, Julia Ingram, Tanaz Meghjani, and Susan Merriam
The Deliveristas: Food Delivery Workers on Ground Zero
By Patricia Martínez Sastre, Ilena Peng, Luiz Fernando Toledo and Joel Konopo
Climate Change is Threatening Agricultural Stability in the Country’s Most Productive County
By Areena Arora, Kunle Falayi and Chuqin Jiang
New York’s Offshore Wind Projects Carry Both Good and Bad News for the City
By Prinz Magtulis, Richard Abbey and Sarah Grevy Gotfredsen
Food Deserts Emerge in Detroit As Grocery Stores Close
By Sriharsha Devulapalli, Shelby Jouppi, Jui Sarwate, Stephen Anti
What Does it Take to Vote
By Nao Kato, Misha Vaid, and Vincent Van Buskirk
GSAPP Spring 2022
Voices of the GullahGeechee - Protecting Ancestral Land From Erasure
By Galina Novikova and Linru Wang
In the face of long-term population decline, climate change and other threats, Gullah Geechee return to Sapelo Island to shore up their land and protect their heritage.
The Recent Refugee Renaissance in Buffalo Has Totally Changed the City’s Streetscape. Here is How
By Polina Stepanova, Joan Du and Jie Kong
A closer examination of how Buffalo became a blooming flower of cultural intersections, and how refugees from all over the world embellish the streets of this northern city.
Food Justice, Sandtown Baltimore
By Haotong Xia, Leon Duval, Ruben Gomez Ganan
Food Desert in Sandtown, Baltimore, is struggling with an already postponed community.
Body Worn Cameras offer hope and reveal strain of police accountability efforts in New Orleans
By Nicholas Shannon & Santiago Alvarez
Brief description of the project.
In California’s Heartland, Small-Time Almond Farmers Face a Dry Future
By Yi Hyun Kim, Shen Xin, Jackson Fordham
Controversies surrounding the drought impacts on the almond industry in the Central Valley, CA.
Renewable energy - Pathway to Texas’s energy resiliency
By Francesca Doumet, Rotina Tian, Mingxun Zou
Following the 2021 energy crisis, Houston seeks a major transition to renewable energy in order to achieve energy resiliency and combat climate change.